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Business Process Model & Notation

BPMN is the Business Process Model and Notation. BPMN is a graphical notation for modeling business processes and an XML model for serializing the process and diagram as XML. BPMN currently is available in revision 2.0.2. Since July 2013, it is an international standard ISO / IEC 19510.

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Camunda Task List - Automatically preview / open User Task if assigned to current user

I would like my Camunda task list to automatically display the next task form if next task is assigned to the current user. At the moment this only happens on a click event , that fires the focus function, within a ng repeat of all…
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Business process management systems abstraction

There are some good BPM software: jBPM, Bonita BPM, Camunda BPM, Activity and so on. Most of them supports some API to integrate with them, for example jBPM provide KieServicesClient interface and implementations to work with it. It works, but can…
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How is the state of a BPMN process defined?

Assuming a BPMN process describing activities, gateways, start and end events. As follow: Each step is managed by a BPMN engine. At one point, how can we tell which is the state of the process ? Activities seem to define some state embodied as…
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BPMN API/Database Diagram, Good practice

For my Master Thesis, I was planning to do some BPMN diagram explaining the differents "flows" between the client, the API and the Database. I've look for similar diagrams in BPMN but I did not find any. Could anyone tell me if this kind of diagram…
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Java - Camunda BPMN model API: how to save valid xml?

I'm building some test BPMN 2.0 models and saving them to xml files, in a Java project, by following the examples provided by the official doc, in this case the example 2. I imported the lib in my pom like below: